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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-08

Not a few of the citizens of EbensburE
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that several of their
friends who had been pronounced by their
physicians as incurable and beyond all hope
suffering with that dreaded monster Con-
sumption-bave been completely cured by
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
the only remedy that does positively cure all
throat and lung diseases, Cough, Colds,
Asthma and Bronchitis. Trial bottle free at
the drug store of E. James, of Ebensburg
and w. W. McAteer, of Loretto' Large
bottles 81.
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Argument Court.

! On Monday Court met and .he following
! business was disposed of
The following tavern license applications
that were held yer at last Court were
granted Leonard Hartman, Chest town.
ship; Joseph Dashuer, Gallitzin borough /;
Laura Toobey, I'd ward CODcmauRh boz
ough John B. Gearhart, 9TH ward and
William Shatfer, 9th ward. JohnstOwn; and
Daniel Burk. Allegheny township.
The following applications were refused ::
F. w. Hoffman. 4th ward Henry Thomas,
9Th ward and Andrew Abler, 9TH ward
Johnstown.
The license of Edward Binder, of Carroll
own, was ira sferred TO Mrs. Julia Binder,
Mr.. Binder having died since the the license
was granted.
The license of II. c. Haug, Of GalIitztn,
was transferred to II. J. Shettig.
Michael Laffey, Joseph Watcher, Charles
Gloor and Frank Vogel we're naturalized.
The tavern license of George J. Schwad-
erer, of Washington township, was trans
ferIed to John McAnaly.
Mr.. James F Myers was appointed tax
collector for the Independent School District
of Ashville, there having been a tie vote at
the election between Mr Myers and D. J.
Wills.
A. J. Watt, an inscvent debtor, presented
his petition for discharge and after being
duly sworn was discharged.
Mr.. d. G. Little was appointed burgess of
Chest Springs borough. p. K. Kearney was
elected. but ne is Auditor and prefers TO
remain so.
ThOs. W. McCloskey ct al. VS.. James Nc
Closkey. Motion for a new trial. Motion
I overruled.
John NJ. Cunning vs.. Michael FitZharris.
Motion for new trial. Motion overIued
on condition that the plaintiff remit 500 of
the damages, otherwise new trial granted.
Dayid T. Edwards and Isaac J. Hughes
VS.. John T. Long. Motion for a new trial
Motion overrued
George II. Roberts VS.. f. P Baker, en-
dOrser for D. E. Motley. Motion for a new
trial. Rule absolute. New trial opinion to
be filed.
Thos. s. Davis and William Thomas VS.
John E. Bailey and JACOB Trefts Rlle to
strike off receipt and reinstate judgment
without prejudic to intervening creditors
Alfred Ashton and John T. Harris vs.
Mary Jane Cook, Eliza Pickworth and VIM.
F. Cook Rule on part of VIM. F. and
Mary Cook to show cause why execution
should not be set aside. Continued
In the matter of the assignment of VIM.
F. Cook ct uX for the benefit of his credI-
| tors to Geo. w. Stutzman. Report Of Com
missioner Argued and c. A. V
John a. Noon VS.. William Custer: PetI-
tion to open judgment. Continued to 1st
Monday in May.
Johr A. Noon VS.. William Custer. Petit
tiOn to open judgment. Continued to 1st
Monday in May.
Petition of Poor Directors of Cambria
county for an order directing Geo. S. Lamb
to support and maintain bis father, admitted
to the Poor House as pauper. Continued
Petition of Louis Megele VS. Peter Roth
for specific performance of contract Rule
discharged.
Petition of citizens of Reade township for
a road from Samuel Kuhns TO publ ic road
near John Kelly in GIas Cow. Petition With
drawn without prejudice.
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Opinion Leading EdiCer.

Almost all the diseases that aff1ict us from
infancy to old age have their origin in a dis
ordered liver. A really good liver medicine
is the most important in the whole raugt
of pharmacy. We believe Simmons Liver
Regulator to be the best among them all
We pin our faith upon the Regulator, anC
il we could persuade every reader who is il
III healt to buy it, we would willingly vOucl
for the benefit each would receive. Ed
CINCINNATI GAZETTE
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The PennsyIvania's Passes

1--WE have called In all passes" said
Pennsylvania Railroad official this morning
in accordance with tie Interpretation of
the inter. State commerce law as given by
our legal department. We make no excep.
tions. Annual passes issued to residents of
Pennsylvania will probably be marked good
within the State, when handed in and re-
turned to them. Holders of passes living in
New Jersey will be treated in the same way
Their passes will not be good in Pennsylva-
MIA, nor will the passes of residents of Penn
sylvania be good in New Jersey. There is
no reason why we should not issue trip
passes between here and Pittsburg to those
entitled to them just as heretofore. The
law does not affect that matter, you know
Is the decision final? Can't it be got over
in that way Well, 1 cannot say.
YoC see, when the commissioners are ap-
pointed they will interpret this clause, and
their Interpretation will supercede ours.
If it is less stringent than the Interpretation
of the law officers of the company it will be
all the better for the free riders, who, l am
sorryto say, will be very much inconveni-
enced, am afraid, 81 this compu lsory
action of the company philadelphia Buyeg.
tin.
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Cream, and CoId weather.

What a luxury is a bath in summer.
Surely, but q greater luxury is a clear head
in winter Just when almost everybody is
sneeZing and snuffiIng with a cold in the
head. But when you are attacked use Ely's
CI cam Balm. lt cures colds iD the head,
and what is better, it cures the worst cases
of chronic catarrh and hay fever. Not a
liquid, not a snuff. Pleasant 10 use,
Quick relief. Radical cure.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-08
Grape Culture

Is fast becoming a leading business of
this country, and that together with wine
making requires years OF practice. MT. .
Speer, of New Jersey, one of the largest pro-
ducerS in the East commenced wears ago in
a small way to make wine from curraDts
blackberTies and other fruits He soon
turned his attention to grape raising, and
planted large vineyards OF the Portugal
vines from which his famous Port Grape
Wine and Unf6rmented Grape Juice is
made. which chemists and physicians say
rival the world for its beneficial effects on
weakly and aged persons
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-08
BuckIen,s Arntca SaIve

Ing jest save III the WQIiu ior cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheun, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChIllblains,
COTns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles OF no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 2j cents Per box. For sale
by +. James and w. W. McA teeT, of LOrettO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-08

"A In the matter Of appointment Of Jno II
Brown Auditor, to distribute the funds IN the
hands OF Albert f. Bender, assignee OF Albert
Ivory. Notice is hereby given that in pursua nee
OF the above appointment. the Auditor will sit
for said purpose at.the ofice of Geo. NJ Reade
Esq, in the borough OF Eben sbu rg, on Monday
April p, 1857, at O'Clock. p. N. when and where
all persons interested may attend OF b e debarred
from coming in said fand.
JNU. H. BROWN
April S, 1857, Audinor
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4 UDITOR,S NOTICE

"a In the matter Of the final account o. VIM.
II. Sechler and Francis Wagner executors OF John
Wagner. deceased. WHO guardian Cf Agatha
VIII and May CathaTine VIII, minor ch ildren Of
Augustine ID. VIII, deceased. Having been ap-
pointed an Auditor to make a Distribution Of the
fund as shown by said account. Notice Is hereby
given that will sit at nv office in Ebensburg,
Pa, on Wednesday, the 27th day OF April, 1881
at ten O'Clock, a. m. to attend TO the duties Of
said appointment. at which time and place all
persons interested may attend If they see proper.
NJ. d. hITTELL,
April ssh, 1887. St Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-08

NOTICE TO FARMERS. Having sold
the QUAKER City Phosphate for the past
three years, and findne such profitable re-
suits over all other grades. desire to inform
the farmers Of Cambria County that do not
propose to rob them of their hard earned
money by selling them mari, COAL ashes
sand and the like ,0ortaJess trash, but TO sell
them the oldest and best Phosphate made in
Penna. It has an established reputation
since 1872. Twenty tons now on hands in
my wareroom In Ebensburg.
NJ d. BEARER
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE

"A In the matter Of the first and final ac-
count Of Joseph HOgue, assignee of +. r. Behe
ct uX, for the benefit Of his creditors. The under
signed having been appointed Auditor by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Camb ria county 70
distribute the funds in hands Of said assignee
notice Is hereby given that win sit at the Arbt
trattOn Room. in the Court House at Ebensburg.
Pa, on Tuesday, april 26, 1887, at 10 O'Clock Of
said day TO discharge the duties of my appoint
ment when and where ID persons interested may
attend OF Be forever debarred from coming in on
said fund.
H. II. TERS,
Ebenshurg. April ?. 'ST. 81. Auditor.
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Administrators Sale
Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Cambria county, there viii be exposed to Public
Sale, on the premises in the village of Summer
hill, in said county
Saturday, vADTI Is, 1887
at o'clock. p. the following property, late Of
IT. W A. Barnett, deceased, to wit
All that certain lot OF ground situate in said
village Of Summerhtll, bounded and described
follows Beginning at a post corner, adjoining
lands of G. A. DimOnd, thence south 65 degrees
west 40 feet to an alley. thence along said alley
south % degrees east s21% feet to post, thence by
10y land of Mrs Mary A. WendrOth south IS de-
grees west 40 feet to post corner, adjoining lands
Of C. A. nimOnd, thence south 26 degrees east s21%
feet to the place OF beginning, having thereon
erected
Dwelling House,
Stable and other outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent. of purchase money to be paid on
day of sale. One-thrd on confirmation thereof, and
the balance In two equal payments. at nine and
eighteen months with interest to be secured by
Judgment bond Of purchaser.
JOHN T. LONG,
Administrator Of DIR. W. A. Barnett, decd,
April I, 1887, st.
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TOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Il l hereby announce myself as candidate
for County Treasurer subject to the decision Of
the next Democratic primary election.
HENRY ETCHENSEHR.
Richland TWP.
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FOR RENT.-The undersigned Of
Il fers the following desirable property for
rent An elegant store-room 2GT41 feet, elegant
glass window. suitable for hardware store or any
other store and there is atinshop and tools same
building. There is good garden and lot attach
ed, and rooms In the building suitable for
dwelling. splendid opportunity for one want
ing TO start a hardware and timing establishment
the trade is already established as have been
carrying on the business for years. The above
property is situated in Carrolltown. Cambria
County, Pa.
Also, several lots Of ground in = good state OF
cultivation situated in Carroll township conrsn-
lent TO the Borough. Possession given Aprllpa.
1857 Call on address.
ANDREW III, HAUG,
Dec. -, 50. CarrOlltOwnCam hia Co, Pa.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby gwen, hat application will
De made To the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, at
is present session for the passage OF An Act au-
thortstng the Supervisors Of Public Roads in
Cambria county TO erect wire fences along the
same at such places they may deem necessary
in their respective townships to prevent the OBJ
structiOn and use OF the same by snow drifts.
7. J. THOMAS,
J. q. CREERY.
J. W. SHARBAUCrH
Carroll twF. Cambria county. Mar !, 1857
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-08

NOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
l. hereby announce myself a candidate fOT
County Auditor subject 10 the decision OF the
next Democratic primary election.
LOUIS ROLAND
4th Ward. JOhnstovn Borough.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-08

NOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
i I hereby announce myself as \ candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to :hs decision
OF the next Democratic primary election.
&. A. McGONICiLE,
Lilly Borough.
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TOR SALE.-Tke Eubscriber will sell at private
L sale ONE 45 INCH TURBINE WATER
WHEEL ONE PERRY SHlNGLE MACHINE,
side. cut Iath Mill and Sawmill complete eX-
cepting head blocks and betting necessary 10
run all the machinery. For further particulars
call on u. NJ. KRATZER.
at AsHvILLE. OF address him At Chest Springs.
Postof1ce, Cambria county. Pa. lFeb. 4, 1851.
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THOR COUNTY TREASURER
L l hereby announce
myself a candidate for County Treasurer. sub
iect to the decision OF the next Democratic Pri-
mary election. JAMES GRIFFIN.
Cambria Borough, Mar. lsS7
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, April 6,
1887
Thomas Blewett and Jemima Morris,
JOhnstcwn
David BOUCHER and ARha Long, RaTr
township.
James O'BrIan and Mary Troy, GaTitzin
borough.
William B. Grove and Mary j. Wood,
JOhnstOwn, Pa.
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/ DNINISTRATRTXs NOTICE

A DMINISTRATRIN NOTICE.
"A Estate OF Daniel NJ. Farran. decd.
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF admins
traton on the estate Of Daniel ". Farren. lsre Of
Munster township. Cambria county deceased,
have been granted 20 the undersigned. All per
sons indebted 90 said estate are hereby notihed
TO make payment without delay and those having
claims viii present them. properly autheut icated
Tor settlement.
MATILDA FARREN
April !. 1857. sc. AdminstratriN.
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Dwelling House.

STATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT with the
- Supervisors of Blackjack township ior the
year ending March "A, 1887
WV. ID. -I2HoDEs Supervisor. DE.
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NOR COUNTY TREASURER
L hereby announce myself as a candidate for
County Treasurer. subject to the decision of tho
next Democratic primary election.
NJ. r. KELLY.
Gallitttzin Borough.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-08

TOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
n hereby announce myself as a candidate
for County Commissioner. subject to the decision
OF the next Democratic primary election.
CHARLES DUNLAP
Carroll T'yn
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EOR COUNTY TREASURER.
u I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for County Treasurer, subject 20 the decision OF
the next Democratic primary election.
NJ A. QUARTZ.
Washington Twp.
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Sheriff. Daeds

Sheriff Gray acknowledged the following
deeds in open Court on Monday last: To
Charles F. Kress, for the ToOhey property.
in COnemaugh Borough, 81, 1,75O to John
Brady. for the W. Donshoe property. in
Washington township, 500 to John Keim.
for the d. F. Shaffer house and lot, in sixth
ward, JoEnstown, $500 to George Eve, for
the Allison property, in Adams township.
$3.50.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTS.
A DMINTSTRATRTX NOTICE

A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
"a Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration on the estate Of James e.. Brown
deceased. late Of the Borough of Lilly Cam
bria county, Pa, have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are notified TO make payment to me without
delay and those Having claims against the same
will present them properly authentic ated TO
JANE A BROWN,
Administrators.
Hemlock. Pa. March IS, 1887
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EOR COUNTY TREASURER.
a hereby announce myself as n candidate
for County Treasurer. subject 10 the decision oil
next Democratic primary election.
A. ID. CRISTE,
Munster Twp.
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CAUTION.
~ All persons are hereby cautioned against
medfling or interfering with one iron grey Mare.
one hay Mare. Harness and one uwo-horEe Conk-
ling Wagon new. a they have been purchased
by this 10th day Of March. 1857. or ". \
aileman and lett in his possession until called
for.
= ID. RORESEN
Mar. Is. st. Smiths Mills. CIearheld Co. Pa
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DOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

EOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Il / take this method
OF announcing that ] viii be n candidate for the
nomination OF the ofice 0f County Treasurer,
subject to the action OF the Democratic Primary
election. II nomina ted I Will make an active ef-
fort 10 be elected, and II elected VIII perF,ru the
duties Of said once to the best Of my ability and
for the accommodation OF the taxpayers.
THOMAS r. HOWE.
Cambria borough, March :, 1887.
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POLITICAL.

DOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
! hereby announce myself as candidate
for County Commissioner subject 10 the decision
Of the next Democratic primary election.
NJ d. EBERLN.
EbensburE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-30
SHUT OUT By DETROIT.
THE WOLVERINES PILE UP II
Runs OFF SAVANNAH.

McArthur's wind Delivery Responsible
fn Part for the Home Clubs Defeat
CuprAoticed Players in the Field
Against WALTZ rscticed Tsam-rhc
Detroits to Spit Up To-Day and Play
Here and in Charleston at the same
Time.
The nome team did not fare very well
in the opening game OF the Deuolt'Sa'
vaDnah series yesterday. 1t was clean
shut out for Savannah. Eight hundred
people faced the raw, chilly wind that
made the grand stands considerably less
comfortable than parlor. The excellent
playing of the Savannah team in the
Philadelphia games led its patrons to ex-
pect too much. Tue Detroits have
been in active practice for three
weeks, and it was not an easy
tnlng for an Impractical team to 90 into
the field against them and make any kind
OF a slowing.
Tnere was very little of interest in the
game. McArthur's inability TO pitch the
ball over the plate gave the Detrolts ten
bases on balls. This mad a bad effect on
the rest OF the team, and to a certain ex-
tent they were demOra1Zed. Peltz, cen
Jrefelder, has not yet reported and
NonetS was put III CeulTe' OUTLETS OOce
not claim to be a fielder, and hence his
errors were In part eXcusable.
The men who PLAYED their
regular positions were Reilly,
Nc adams, Campau, Brown and Dallas.
Reilly and McAdams made several bril-
liant plays. Had Peltz and McAdams
been in centre field and at suort the
score would very likely have looked
much different. Any team. and espe-
cially one made up of Impractical men,
playing out OF position, does not
nave the confidence to play 6 steady
game.
Somers will pitch in to-day's game
and Manager Morton expects
that he will hold the Detroit left-handed
batters down close. knowlton will pitch
for the Wolverines, and will be sup
ported by CANCEL. Conway, who played
with Kansas City last season and proved
a terror to the New Yorks, pitched a
strong game. He was hit freely, but the
home team was unable to drive the ball
safe. Only two clean hits were made off
his delivery. Richardson, tor whose re-
lease Detroit refused $4,000, umpired the
game. The following is the score:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-30

Northern players, and his hitting sur
prised them all. A game in which he
plays and fails TO score home run Is
very rare.
Manager Wright brought his men South
for field practice. while Manager Ban
croft placed the Athletics in a gymna-
stun, and there is big difference Of opin-
ion among base ballists as to which was
the wiser course to pursue. 1t Will be an
easy matter to tell. which, II either, made
the mistake by watching the champion
snip games between the clubs next week.
c. T. Mathison, the Detroit Free Press
representative, who is with the club on
its Southern trip. is a veteran base ball
and sporting man. He was with the
DetrOits ali through last season. and VIII
90 with them this year, Mr.. Baker, who
represents the journal, Is bright, keen
newspaper man. The journal is the first
evening paper to send man out with
the club, and its interests are beng we'll
looked afer by its representative.
Walter Appleton, of the New York club,
has offered the Detroit management 81, 600
for Shindle's release. The offer was re-
fused. Manager Watkins regards Shin
die too valuable a man TO lose. The
youngster in practice at Macon and New
Orleans played a great third base, and
the Detroits pronounce him another
Denny. Smith, whose release was bought
from Macon last year, Will, without
doubt, be released. The club mas pitchers
enough without him.
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NOT IN The ENTERPRISES.
Savannshians Mo- Interested in the
Macon and birmingham Line.


1t was stated in dispatch 10 the MORN.
ING News yesterday that the Macon pub
lie is under the impression that Capt.
RaoUl, Capt. Gordon aud Mr.. fl. NJ. Conner
are interested in the Macon, Birmingham
and LaGrange railroad. Those gentle
men say that they are not interested ia IL.
One OF The CentraPs eX-management, and
gentleman who has been credited with
beng IN favor OF new line out of Savan-
nah In opposition to the Central, said yea
terday tuat he thought that another line
into the city would be a great thing for it,
but, he added, that so far as be knows his
former associates, except Capt. Raoul,
are not connected with any new railroad
enterprises at present.
Mr.. q. w. Van FOssen's arrival In the
city Yesterday morning, and the report
that President Linderman, OF the Savan-
nah, Dublin and Western, is expected
shortly, looks as though there may be
seme new DEVELOPMENTS in that company.
Mr.. Van Fossen said that he was here on
business connected with the railroad, and
added that 1t Will be built, Trough not by
tue United States Railway COnstruc ton
Company.
The Savannah, Dublin and Western
has been mentioned as possibly being the
mysterious buyer of the cotton compress
SUM- NE IuusL EeHeIdi impression,
however, Is that the Central railroad is
the purchaser. Gen. Alexander, who
just returned from New York yesterday
morning, remarked that all he knew
about it was what he saw in the papers,
and be added that he has not had time to
look into the matter.
The General says that the railroads will
not make any change in rates until the
commission gives a decision on the ques-
ton. A certain schedule might be az
ranged IN accordance with Reagan's
views, and then the Commissioners N ght
take another view of the law. The rail.
road men will 20 before the commission
as soon as possible, and will try to get an
early expression OF opinion from the
board.
In reference TO the interview published
in last Tuesdays MORNING NEWS, and
which stirred up Port Royal, the Presl-
dent said that his reference to the former
administration going into the cotton
brokerage business to build up Port Royal
applied TO the last administration OF the
Augusta and Port Royal line before the
Georgia Central got hold OF it. One OF
Capt. RaouPs former directors in speak
ing OF the matter stated that 5000 was
spent by the old MANAGEMENT of the Port
Royal road and that the Georgia Central
had to pay 1t when it got control of the
line.